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Brian Patterson
February 13, 1972 – May 11, 2025
Kaye Lauren Pinzer
October 25, 1950 – February 5, 2025
Robert B. Shapiro
June 1, 1936 – May 9, 2025
Earl L. Rhode
April 11, 1929 – May 6, 2025
Nicole Plaut
June 23, 1929 – May 1, 2025
Joseph Jerome Teff
BLANCHARDVILLE/MIDDLETON — Joseph Jerome Teff traveled peacefully to Heaven on Sunday, May 11, 2025, at the age of 69. Known to many as "Dr. Teff", the innate healer who knew just where to adjust. Dr. Teff was referred to as…
Cyrilla Wipperfurth
May 31, 1936 – May 10, 2025
Wayne D. Winans
December 22, 1935 – April 23, 2025
Madison ignores its current residents to focus on future ones | John Fons
Proposed development is a bad fit for families
Walz calls Trump a 'tyrant' who is trampling Americans' rights and violating the rule of law (copy)
Democratic Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota assailed Donald Trump in a law school graduation speech Saturday, accusing the Republican president of creating a national emergency by violating the rule of law.
Authorities searching for missing Lake Monona boater
The Lake Rescue Team responded at about 8:15 p.m. Friday to a report that a kayak needed assistance and launched from the Olin Park boat landing.
How Wisconsin track and field athletes fared on day 1 of the Big Ten Outdoor Championships
Throwers led the way, but some big women's heptathlon scores also added to the standout Badgers performances on Friday.
Baraboo School Board revises, approves speech policy
The Baraboo School District approved a speech policy this week after debating it for much of this year amid local and national criticism.
What is the 'least change' rule for congressional maps, and why is it back in the news?
Two lawsuits take aim at the high court's 2021 decision that the state's next congressional maps must make the least amount of change to previous maps.
Mendota Marsh: A mouthful of midges
Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane are bothered by bugs in this week's Mendota Marsh.
Older people in crosshairs as government restarts Social Security garnishment
NEW YORK — Christine Farro has cut back on the presents she sends her grandchildren on their birthdays, and she’s put off taking two cats and a dog for their shots. All of her clothes come from thrift stores and…
Angler fishing in Lake Michigan fog discovers remains of abandoned tugboat J.C. Ames
The tug served multiple purposes before it fell into disrepair and was scuttled in 1923, as was the practice then when ships outlived their usefulness.
5 questions with Waunakee girls lacrosse midfielder Leah Greiber
The senior has developed into an all-around player for the Warriors despite three position changes in four seasons. Get to know Leah Greiber and what keeps her on the field.
Spearing conflict has come a long way -- State Journal editorial from 35 years ago
This State Journal editorial ran on May 6, 1990:
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